outdated or pompous speech or writing; formal or pretentious language that is unnecessarily complex and often considered exaggerated or affected. The term is typically used in a negative or humorous context to describe something overly embellished or forced.
/ˈfɜːr.bəˌlauz/
Spinosodentate describes organisms or structures that have a spine-like or spinelike characteristic and are also related to teeth or have tooth-like structures. This term is more speculative or theoretical and not commonly used in the context of formal biological nomenclature or in precise scientific naming. It can be a combination term implying that the structure both resembles a spine and possesses characteristics of a dental structure, such as teeth or tooth-like structures. This term might be used in the context of specific theoretical models or in fields that require interdisciplinary approaches
/spi.no.so.den.tæ.ti/
Referring to someone who is open to or practices having multiple consensual romantic and/or sexual relationships at the same time, often within the context of being in a polyamorous relationship.
/ˈpɒl.i.ə.mɔːr.əs/
A form of medication that is in liquid form and can be taken by dissolving it in water or other suitable liquid and then consumed.
/ˈlɪkwɪdˈteɪb/
To make similar to Indian customs, practices, or traditions; to incorporate Indian elements or characteristics into something.
/ɪnˈdeɪdəs/
The act of charging more than what is necessary or fair, such as overcharging a customer for a service or item.
/ˈaʊtˌtʃɑːrːɪŋ/
/ˈtʃel.tɪ.ŋəm/
The term 'Kaup' doesn't have a universally accepted definition in English. It is often used in historical contexts, particularly in Norse literature and historical records, to refer to a merchant or trader. It can also be used in a more abstract sense, often related to trading, business, or exchange.
/ˈkaʊp/
an exclamation or interjection expressing surprise, alarm, or displeasure; a sudden sharp exclamation, often starting with a glottal stop and a high-pitched vowel
/tchi/
A mountain in the Caucasus region, specifically in the Russian part of Kabardino-Balkaria, located at the junction of the rivers Baksan and Alagirsky. It is the highest peak in the area with an elevation of 3,827 meters (12,552 feet).
/ˈɡɒrɪn/